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... status rightly belonging to Africans as innately ( racially ) inferior beings . ( Of course , this was a rationaliza ... status , just as the caste status of females is inclusive of all economic classes , age , and marital status ...
... status rightly belonging to Africans as innately ( racially ) inferior beings . ( Of course , this was a rationaliza ... status , just as the caste status of females is inclusive of all economic classes , age , and marital status ...
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... status al- most always means lower class status as well . For women who are supported by and gain the status of their husbands , working class status is always a potential threat , if they do not perform their wifely duties properly ...
... status al- most always means lower class status as well . For women who are supported by and gain the status of their husbands , working class status is always a potential threat , if they do not perform their wifely duties properly ...
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... Status of Women in Professional Sociology . ” Ameri- can Sociological Review , April 1960 . Fenberg , Matilda . “ Blame Coke and Blackstone . ” Women Lawyers Jour- nal , Spring 1948. A history of the legal status of women in Amer- ica ...
... Status of Women in Professional Sociology . ” Ameri- can Sociological Review , April 1960 . Fenberg , Matilda . “ Blame Coke and Blackstone . ” Women Lawyers Jour- nal , Spring 1948. A history of the legal status of women in Amer- ica ...
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A STATISTical Essay | 37 |
THE DYNAMICS OF MARRIAGE AND MOTHERHOOD | 46 |
FIVE SHORT | 62 |
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